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I noticed that when issuing the command ifort -v it then launches another process for gcc. Is that to be expected or somehow tied to the bootstrapping of the Intel compiler installation? I am noticing very long compile times and found that a single instance of "ifort -v" can take up to 1.4 seconds to return. This seems to be contributing to the long compilation times, since the "ifort -v" command should be doing a version check and an license check. Any help on this would be appreciated.
For example:
$> ps -ef
UID PID PPID CMD
user1 353858 353847 sshd:user1@pts/29
user1 353883 353858 -bash
user1 354023 353883 /bin/bash ./testLicCO.sh
user1 379778 354023 ifort -v
user1 379783 379778 gcc -m64 -v -E /tmp/ifortdummyy5Z9FK.c
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ifort runs a command like 'g++ -print-search-dirs' to find libraries.
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